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Today's challenge in the Scavanger Hunt in the Beyond Layers group is : your favourite drink and/or through your window.
My favourite drink is this smoothie made from oranges and bananas.I also like to add strawberries or Kiwi's !
This has really been fun, it made you look differently at the things around you .
It also shows that there is beauty, or at least something interesting, in everything.
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Drink Your Poison play hard and intense punk at breakneck speed, the way only heavily indebted dads from safe Norwegian suburbs can.
Spotify:
open.spotify.com/album/2Fgy72S7056L4DpkovsLa0
iTunes:
itunes.apple.com/no/album/drink-your-poison-ep/id72024782...
It is (or should be) well known that it is important to drink water before, after and ... while doing sport.
Among all the things sport (and namely capoeira) taught me, what I keep in mind for my every day life is to drink drink drink (and water preferably...;-))
For Theme of the Week: Feeling Fit
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not so tasty drinks (soft) from Chinese supermarket - only mom chose well...
Covent Garden Market, London
The chilled drinks department at Aeon in Gakken Nara. I'm not sure the world needs quite this many brands of cold green tea.
When you have felt thirst in your heart, you are in need of an oasis for quench your thirst. Your heart are thirsting for a good feeling of place.
(PHOTOS AND STORY BY MY BROTHER JEFF, CHICAGO, IL).
My apartment burned up late Saturday night. Luckily I was out drinking while it went a blaze because my room was pretty much completely ravaged by flame and then subsequently destroyed by the firemen with axes and hoses. I lost a lot of stuff, but I was able to salvage my musical equipment and my photographs. Half of my clothes were destroyed along with all of my furniture and kitchen stuff. It has been a crazy few days, hence why I haven't posted anything since it happened. I'm back in Cleveland right now for a few days to unwind but I'll be back in Chicago starting Monday. I'll be moving into my new place, cleaning the smoke and water off my belongings and slowly starting to rebuild my life. I didn't have renters insurance (who does?) so when I get back to Chicago I'll be setting up some kind of benefit show/dance party to try and ease the financial pain that I'm going through right now. Another bummer about the fire was that about 200 copies of our 7" were under my bed during the fire. We were able to find most of them but they suffered severe water damage to the jackets which we had to discard but i would say that we were able to salvage about 95% of the vinyl (the most important part). So if you've already got your hands on one with the original cover art, hold on to it because the only others that exist are only available through the internet or physical distro and there aren't many of them. So that's all the info I have right now... The most important thing though is that I'm ok and having this happen really puts things into perspective so I just wanted to let everyone how much I look forward to seeing you again, alive and healthy, all that fucking matters...
Keep on keepin on...
Jeff T.
Another shot of a spring tail, possibly my best, closest shot of one. This one has it's butt raised a little. I've seen them do this off and on. I'm guessing they are drinking water when they're doing it. Or it's some kind of springtail mating ritual. ;-)
Ok, this is a brief run down of The Rules keeping in mind that all regular Jenga rules apply, and the word drink is taken to mean alcoholic beverage.
1. Each tile is labeled with either a number or a word.
2. The numbers go from 1 to 5 and the words include two bathroom pieces, two double pieces, and two thumb rule pieces.
3. If you get a number you can pass out that many number of seconds of drinking time. It can be to one person or you can split it up.
4.
a) If you get a bathroom piece it can be exchanged for a trip to the bathroom during that round, otherwise you gotta hold it.
b) If you get a double piece, you get to hand out double the drinking time to a person at any one point during the game. However if you tople the Jenga while pulling this piece you have to finish the drink you have and finish a full new one.
c) If you get a thumb rule piece then you have the authority to start the thumb game at any time during the game. (For those of you unfumailiar with this, if you have the piece and you place your thumb on the edge of the table, everyone else must follow suit. The last person to get their thumb on the table has to finish their drink.)
5. A community cup, called the gagger, is placed in the middle of the table. If you successfully complete your turn put a splash of your drink into this cup. Although not too much cause you might be the one who has to drink it.
6. You can drink anything you want, keeping in mind that the more varied the drink the more disgusting the gagger will be, and the more fun it will be to watch someone drink it.
7. And finally, the part where the gagger comes into play, the person who toples the tower must finish their drink and the community cup before the next game can begin.
Have Fun, and Drink Responsibly.
Carbonated tea drinks at Mitsukoshi Department Store in Japan Pavilion at World Showcase in EPCOT Center.
We had nearly 20 bicyclists meet at Voodoo Too, though too many suburbans where there, that not one of us had a single donut, but never fear -- we were on our way to Savor the Flavor of Greece at the Hellenic-American Museum & Cultural Center in the upstairs of a greek church off Glisan and 32nd. On the way we visited a mini 7up Museum, Learned that the big rotating Franz bread was put on the roof in 1956, and stopped at Benson Bubbler in front of Benson Tech High - whichg was actually one of two Benson Bubblers made at the H.S. in the 1970s! Oh did we savor the flavor of Greek Food and we even got some greek mustaches from our dessert. We lost a few after this stop, but many stayed on for a visit to the Big Milk, we visited the Oregon State symbols in the LLoyd - no one guessed that Milk is Oregon's State drink, a stop in to Anzen - a 100 year old Japanese All-in-one store across from the Convention Center. We also got a mini tour of Dan & Louis Oyster Bar, and then biked along the waterfront and saw larger grain ships filling up with grain and old mills. Our last stop was a Brewery tour at Bridgport. Post tour, per Patrick's suggestion we had some Cask Conditioned IPA Beer. Wow - super yummy. As we left, the rain was back, and I a little tipsy, and a very nice museum tour for the museum lady. Lots of new people this tour which was fun!